Public protests in objection to Wall Street seems to be working well.\u00a0 In Oct. the DJIA had it’s highest recorded gains during a single month in history. \u00a0 Republicans and their laughable, reality TV style debates are the most popular thing on every week.\u00a0 Yep, the Occupy protesters are taking action!\u00a0 They took time off protesting to go buy an iPhone 4s. \u00a0 That’ll learn ’em.\u00a0 Greedy Apple.<\/p>\n
Sad part is I agree with a lot of what they’re protesting but the methods have been so ineffective that Wall St. is chuckling and moving on.\u00a0 Things taking place in Europe are having far more effect on the markets than the Occupy movement. \u00a0 If these protestors really wanted to “take action” against greedy corporations they’d act with their wallets.\u00a0 No Starbucks, cancel the smartphone contract, stay out of Wal-Mart, park the car, no cable or satellite TV, close the bank account….*gasp* real sacrifices?<\/p>\n
But no. The protestors continue to pay the evil corporations for these invaluable products.\u00a0 Americans sure are spending a lot of money to be so poor and stepped on.\u00a0 So yes please Occupy… but don’t forget to pay your bills first.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Public protests in objection to Wall Street seems to be working well.\u00a0 In Oct. the DJIA had it’s highest recorded gains during a single month in history. \u00a0 Republicans and their laughable, reality TV style debates are the most popular thing on every week.\u00a0 Yep, the Occupy protesters are taking action!\u00a0 They took time off … Continue reading Occupy!<\/span>